The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-03-31
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TIE north side teachers are spending
the week in visiting the other schools
which are still in session. Next week
return visits viii be made.
FoR one week only 400 dozen small
handkerchiefs at l cent, the large cents;
they are white, bordered and also Turkey
red, at the New York Store.
AssE1iBLYMAN TRACEY last week intro
duced a series OF humorous resolutions
on the granting of railroad passes to
members of the Legislature.
SUNDAY is a great day for wild freights
on the Nil. & Lake Shore. Every Sun
day for weeks there is d regular process
sion of such trains going west.
| Ok Monday the schooner James Hall
came down the river and took on a cargo
Tuesday the Isolda Book left her winter
moorings and came down the river.
NEXT Monday, one case bleached mus
lin, remnants of Lonsdale and Fruit of
the Loom and other good brands, only 3
cents yard at the New York Store.
WE have an elegant assortment of wall
paper. borders and ceiling decorations IN
colorings and designs.
PIENING & FIGHTER.
THE Ripon College Glee Club gave
concert under the auspices OF the Pres
byterian church of this city on Monday
night. A fair sized audience was present.
+ We are showing very attractive lire
Of Wallpaper, Borders and Ceiling Dec
orations in all grades, comprising the lat
est ideas in styles. PIENING y RICHTER.
| TUESDAY morning, early, the thermom-
eter showed a zero temperature. Not
bad that for the latter part of March and
in year when gentle spring was to come
IL early.
THE bill abolishing road districts and
providing a change in the manner of pay
ing road tax in this state was killed in the
| legislature: and still the bill had much to
commend it.
ASHLAND is now the paradise of specu-
Iators. An Appleton man lately invest
ed $1,000 ir the metropolis of the New
| Wisconsin and sold out within two
weeks for $4,000.
WHAT delightful change it will be to
see editors paying railroad fare. This
should be the beginning Of the end of the
dead head business in everything con-
nected with newspaper work.
MEEME has the political fever pretty
bad this spring The people of that
town hold a series of caucuses, devoting
three days to the interesting proceedings;
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
A FAMILY named Kane, living in the
southern part Of Newton, are afflicted
with diphtheria. One member, a young
man Of %, is so seriously sick that no
hopes Of his recovery are entertained.
TIE schooner Nellie Redington went
into the dry dock last week to receive
such repairs as her condition may re-
quire. She is the vessel which had such
/ 2 narrow escape near Two Rivers last fail.
2IE. RAND resigned his position on the
railroad committee OF the business mems
association on Friday last, because Of his
intended departure for California. Mr..
Fred Schuette was appointed in his
stead
MICHAEL KELINER, ,JR., had an addi-
tion TO his family in the shape OF boy
] baby on the 18th. Mich. at once named
! the boy Pat. in honor OF his natal day.
and now insists he has an freshman in
the family.
THa young men OF the city, by pro-
/ cess o. gradual evolution are becoming
/ decidedly fashionable in matters Of dress.
The Jik dance IS to be a kid glove affair
/ 1t is bIlt one step more to the regulation
claw-hammcr-
CHESTER ARTHUR HoDGEs aged > wears
ana 7 months, only child Of Arthur L.
and Laura Hodges, died in Chicago of
scarlet fever on Friday the 25th. The
remains were brought to Manitowoc and
inferred here on Monday last.
OUR new spring stock. Just bought. is
! beng pnt in shane. II may nav Won 10
call around often to see what is daily
being opened to view, as it will no doubt
be OF interest to you to the ladies
especially. ScHUErTE Bios.
TuE travel 70 Ashland has al tbe foa-
lures Of a rush. On tbe Central and Lake
Shore. berths in sIoepers must be engaged
! two d..vs ahead AZ tbe ea+inc- bo,,oa